2. Of the trees, which does the author claim would be a stand-up comedian?
(a) The oak.
(b) The palm.
(c) The elm.
(d) The willow.

3. Which character comments that man is as entitled to immortality as the gods are while talking to Pan?
(a) Kudra.
(b) Xenecca.
(c) Lalo.
(d) Alobar.

4. Which character says, "A pox on squabbling lovers"?
(a) Alobar.
(b) Lalo.
(c) Pan.
(d) Kudra.

5. Where is Priscilla's husband from?
(a) Argentina.
(b) Ireland.
(c) Mexico.
(d) France.

6. What do the monks in the monastery across the street have trouble with?
(a) Erotic dreams.
(b) Prostitution.
(c) Eating problems.
(d) The smell.

7. How old is Kudra when her marriage is arranged?
(a) Sixteen.
(b) Twenty.
(c) Fifteen.
(d) Five.

8. What is the name of the giant beet the author mentions?
(a) Broilzen.
(b) Mangel-wurzel.
(c) Gottenzein.
(d) Rolzenbeter.

9. During which period do Alobar and Kudra meet the gypsies?
(a) The early 1500s.
(b) The early 1300s.
(c) The mid-1600s.
(d) The late 1300s.

10. How old is Priscilla when she marries?
(a) Eighteen.
(b) Nineteen.
(c) Sixteen.
(d) Twenty.

11. Who goes to Stockholm to tutor the queen?
(a) Matisse.
(b) Hugo.
(c) Van Gogh.
(d) Descartes.

12. What does Kudra's father use beets for?
(a) Food.
(b) Perfume.
(c) Incense.
(d) Fire.

13. What year is it in the beginning of Part III?
(a) 1666.
(b) 1900.
(c) 1548.
(d) 1822.

14. Who does Alobar tell Kudra he stayed with in the caves?
(a) The Guralza monks.
(b) The Conromans.
(c) The Bandaloop doctors.
(d) The Buddhists.

15. Who has ears for irony?
(a) Alobar.
(b) The Gods.
(c) Priscilla.
(d) Kudra.